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"an hashing algorithm" is also valid as a way to say "one hashing algorithm". I find myself adding a "n" to "a" quite a bit since a lot of times it seems to fl
by X-Istence 13y ago
"an hashing algorithm" is also valid as a way to say "one hashing algorithm".
I find myself adding a "n" to "a" quite a bit since a lot of times it seems to flow better than using "a".
- StavrosK 13y agoOnly if you don't pronounce the "h", which is pretty nonstandard.
- DougBTX 13y ago"An" can also be used if the first letter is an h and the first syllable is unstressed (an historical event is the example on the Wikipedia page), but, I'm pretty sure the h in hashing is in a stressed syllable, so that doesn't count either.